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Sharing of experience, information and ideas with industry colleagues / peers from India and abroad. Get informed about recent developments in Offshore Wind Power activities in India Represent your organization as an innovative service/solution provider for the current issues tackled by the Wind sector in India. Interaction and networking with developers/consultants/ government officials/ financial institutions/academicians etc.
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About Organizers
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), established in 2007 is a research-led university based in the vibrant city of Gandhinagar in Gujarat. PDPU is promoted by Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) and established by GERMI as a Private University under an act of Gujarat state legislature. The University is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). Today, PDPU is widely recognized as a center of excellence in energy education, management, liberal studies, and quality research and for its strong industry interface. The University is recognized by Scientific & Industrial Research Organization by Department of Scientific & Industrial Research, Ministry of Science & Technology, and Government of India. The objective is to create a world class university in energy education and research with special focus on entire energy sector. The University addresses the need for trained and specialized human resources for the energy and infrastructure industry worldwide.
Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd. (GPCL) has been playing the role of developer and catalyser in the energy sector in the state. GPCL identifies the power projects based on various fuels, prepares techno-economic feasibility reports for such power projects, identifies suitable private joint sector parties and implements these jointly with the selected parties. After the power project is identified, GPCL obtains various statutory and non-statutory clearances to be obtained for implementation of the power project, such as, water and air pollution clearance, forest clearance, environmental and forest clearance, civil aviation clearance etc. It also pursues the formalities related to acquisition of land under the Land Acquisition Act and ties up the fuel linkages for the power project. GPCL has already installed Asia’s largest Solar Park of 500MW capacity. Further, GPCL plays a key role as project implementing agency to promote renewable energy in the state.
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd.
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Contact PersonsMr. Ranajit BanerjeeDirector - Consulting, PDPUMobile No.: +91 9820038395E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Rajendra MistrySenior Executive (Projects), GPCLMobile No.: +91 9978407405Email: [email protected]
Mr. Kunal LalwaniManager - Consulting, PDPUMobile No.: +91 9909428019Email: [email protected]
For Online Registration Please Visithttp://www.pdpu.ac.in/offshorewind.html
PANDIT DEENDAYAL PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY
OFFSHORE WIND POWERPOTENTIAL OF GUJARAT
In Association With
PDPUPANDIT DEENDAYAL PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY
Support partnerCountry partner Wind partnerKnoWledge partner
Media partnerSMinistry ofNew andRenewableEnergy Government of Gujarat
Energy & Petrochemicals Department
• Sharing of experience, information and
ideas with industry colleagues / peers from
India and abroad
• Get informed about recent developments in
Offshore Wind Power activities in India
• Represent your organization as an
innovative service/solution provider for the
current issues tackled by the Wind sector
in India
• Interaction and networking with developers/
consultants/ government officials/ financial
institutions/academicians etc.
Benefits for Participants• Wind Power Developers
• Investors
• Policy Makers/Government/
Intergovernmental Agencies
• EPC Contractors
• Financial Institutions
• Leading Equipment Suppliers
• Consultancy Organizations
• Researchers / Technical Experts
• Academic & Research Institute
• Legal Advisers
• Insurance Companies
Target Participants
Offshore Wind Potential of Gujarat
Key Issues & Challenges on the Agenda
About Seminar
Indian State Wise Onshore Wind Installed Capacityup to 31.12.2013
The economic growth in India is opening up great potential for development of renewable resources. Technological
advancement in this sector is essential for meeting up with ever increasing energy demand of the country. Offshore Wind Power in Gujarat has the potential to generate and deliver sustainable supplies of clean, renewable electricity. Very recently, Govt. of India has announced draft offshore wind power policy which is under active discussion and finalization. Gujarat being located on the western coast of India and having 1600 km long coastline has also great potential for offshore wind power projects.
This will provide an opportunity for companies around the world to contribute towards development of this sector, by providing expertise, equipment, services, finance and operational support for Offshore Wind Power development activities in Gujarat and India at large. Keeping this in mind, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) in
coordination with Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Energy and Petrochemicals Department-Government of Gujarat (EPD-GOG) and Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd. (GPCL) is organizing a one day International seminar on “Offshore Wind Power Potential of Gujarat” for deliberations related to the resource assessment, policies, issues & challenges. Government experts, researchers, industry, university representatives and consultants will share their experiences and information on a wide range of topics related to successful implementation of Offshore Wind power projects. This seminar is aimed at bringing various stakeholders in Wind sector on one platform and understanding their perspectives for successful growth of this sector.
Offshore Wind Power in IndiaIndia’s renewable market is among the largest and the fastest growing
market of the world. India has been consistently ranked among the top
five countries (globally) in terms of its market potential for renewable
energy. Especially past decade has seen wind energy as the world’s
fastest growing energy source on a percentage basis in India. With a
cumulative installed capacity of over 20149.50* MW, onshore wind
power currently accounts for almost 70 percent of the total installed
capacity in the renewable energy sector in India. In India preliminary
assessments for offshore wind projects indicate prospects along the
coastline of Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka and Goa. The wind resource
data collected for the coastline of Rameshwaram and Kanyakumari
in Tamil Nadu and Gujarat Coast shows reasonable potential. A
preliminary assessment suggests potential to establish around 1 GW
capacity wind farm each along the coastline of Rameshwaram and
Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu (* - Source: MNRE)
Bihag Mehta
Independent Consultant
Bimlesh N. Shah
President - Offshore BusinessSuzlon Energy Limited
Nandan Mahimkar
Vice President, Business Development - HVDCABB India Ltd.
Dr. S. Gomathinayagam
Executive Director,Centre for Wind Energy Technology(C-WET)
Arjan Mast
Program Manager TKI Wind op Zee and FLOW
Dr. Andreas Reuter
Managing Director, Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
Andy Oldroyd
Technical Director, Oldbaum Services Ltd, UK
Sreenivasa Krishnamurthy
Vice President – Asia PacificAWS Truepower
Rajendra Kharul
Joint Director and HeadCentre for Wind Power at World Institute of Sustainable Energy (WISE)
Chintalapaty V. K. Mahadev
Chief Engineering manager (Designs)Wind Electrics, Water & Renewable Energy IC, L&T Construction
Harmis Jose
Segment Head – Marine Structures L&T GeoStrucuture
Pannirselvam Rajenthiran
Head – Services, Gamesa India
Steve Sawyer
Secretary General Global Wind Energy Council
Shri D J Pandian, IAS
Additional Chief SecretaryEnergy and Petrochemicals Department Government of Gujarat
Dr. Jack Giles
Civil Structural Engineer,GL Garrad Hassan China OffshoreTeam Leader, Asia-Pacific
Atul Sharma
Deputy General Manager (Environment)Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB)
Leon Wijshoff
Senior Advisor, International Programmes Department, Netherlands Enterprise Agency Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs
Dr. Jami Hossain
Co-Founder, WinDForce
Harshvardhan Bhatnagar
Technical Expert-Offshore Wind, IT Power Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
K. Bharathy
Chief Executive Officer,Windar Renewable Energy Pvt.Ltd.
Prof. Surendra Singh Kachhwaha
Prof. & Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Harsh S. Pandit
Sr. Manager - Offshore BusinessSuzlon Energy Limited
Ranajit Banerjee
Director - ConsultingPandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Vittalkumar A Dhage
Energy Sector SpecialistEuropean Business & Technology Centre
Speakers
• Economics of Offshore Wind Power
• Regulatory Issues & Challenges
• Financing Offshore Wind Projects
• Lessons Learned from Global Markets
• Wind Resource Assessment
• Maritime & Environmental Issues
• Key Project Challenges & Technical Issues
• Offshore Electrical Infrastructure
• O&M In Offshore Wind Projects
The present onshore wind capacity of Gujarat is over 3093 MW, which has grown from 165 MW up to 2001. The onshore wind power development in India as well as in Gujarat is now at matured stage. However for a long term clean energy security with sustainable economic development, Gujarat is very much keen to explore the offshore wind power projects and to keep it as one of the long term clean energy source in its energy portfolio.
1600 km long coast, 41 potential ports with 3 all weather all season deep sea water ports, major wind manufacturing base in Gujarat, strong presence of Offshore oil and gas industry gives ample opportunities and potential to develop offshore wind power projects along the Gujarat coast.
• Sharing of experience, information and
ideas with industry colleagues / peers from
India and abroad
• Get informed about recent developments in
Offshore Wind Power activities in India
• Represent your organization as an
innovative service/solution provider for the
current issues tackled by the Wind sector
in India
• Interaction and networking with developers/
consultants/ government officials/ financial
institutions/academicians etc.
Benefits for Participants• Wind Power Developers
• Investors
• Policy Makers/Government/
Intergovernmental Agencies
• EPC Contractors
• Financial Institutions
• Leading Equipment Suppliers
• Consultancy Organizations
• Researchers / Technical Experts
• Academic & Research Institute
• Legal Advisers
• Insurance Companies
Target Participants
Offshore Wind Potential of Gujarat
Key Issues & Challenges on the Agenda
About Seminar
Indian State Wise Onshore Wind Installed Capacityup to 31.12.2013
The economic growth in India is opening up great potential for development of renewable resources. Technological
advancement in this sector is essential for meeting up with ever increasing energy demand of the country. Offshore Wind Power in Gujarat has the potential to generate and deliver sustainable supplies of clean, renewable electricity. Very recently, Govt. of India has announced draft offshore wind power policy which is under active discussion and finalization. Gujarat being located on the western coast of India and having 1600 km long coastline has also great potential for offshore wind power projects.
This will provide an opportunity for companies around the world to contribute towards development of this sector, by providing expertise, equipment, services, finance and operational support for Offshore Wind Power development activities in Gujarat and India at large. Keeping this in mind, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) in
coordination with Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Energy and Petrochemicals Department-Government of Gujarat (EPD-GOG) and Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd. (GPCL) is organizing a one day International seminar on “Offshore Wind Power Potential of Gujarat” for deliberations related to the resource assessment, policies, issues & challenges. Government experts, researchers, industry, university representatives and consultants will share their experiences and information on a wide range of topics related to successful implementation of Offshore Wind power projects. This seminar is aimed at bringing various stakeholders in Wind sector on one platform and understanding their perspectives for successful growth of this sector.
Offshore Wind Power in IndiaIndia’s renewable market is among the largest and the fastest growing
market of the world. India has been consistently ranked among the top
five countries (globally) in terms of its market potential for renewable
energy. Especially past decade has seen wind energy as the world’s
fastest growing energy source on a percentage basis in India. With a
cumulative installed capacity of over 20149.50* MW, onshore wind
power currently accounts for almost 70 percent of the total installed
capacity in the renewable energy sector in India. In India preliminary
assessments for offshore wind projects indicate prospects along the
coastline of Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka and Goa. The wind resource
data collected for the coastline of Rameshwaram and Kanyakumari
in Tamil Nadu and Gujarat Coast shows reasonable potential. A
preliminary assessment suggests potential to establish around 1 GW
capacity wind farm each along the coastline of Rameshwaram and
Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu (* - Source: MNRE)
Bihag Mehta
Independent Consultant
Bimlesh N. Shah
President - Offshore BusinessSuzlon Energy Limited
Nandan Mahimkar
Vice President, Business Development - HVDCABB India Ltd.
Dr. S. Gomathinayagam
Executive Director,Centre for Wind Energy Technology(C-WET)
Arjan Mast
Program Manager TKI Wind op Zee and FLOW
Dr. Andreas Reuter
Managing Director, Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
Andy Oldroyd
Technical Director, Oldbaum Services Ltd, UK
Sreenivasa Krishnamurthy
Vice President – Asia PacificAWS Truepower
Rajendra Kharul
Joint Director and HeadCentre for Wind Power at World Institute of Sustainable Energy (WISE)
Chintalapaty V. K. Mahadev
Chief Engineering manager (Designs)Wind Electrics, Water & Renewable Energy IC, L&T Construction
Harmis Jose
Segment Head – Marine Structures L&T GeoStrucuture
Pannirselvam Rajenthiran
Head – Services, Gamesa India
Steve Sawyer
Secretary General Global Wind Energy Council
Shri D J Pandian, IAS
Additional Chief SecretaryEnergy and Petrochemicals Department Government of Gujarat
Dr. Jack Giles
Civil Structural Engineer,GL Garrad Hassan China OffshoreTeam Leader, Asia-Pacific
Atul Sharma
Deputy General Manager (Environment)Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB)
Leon Wijshoff
Senior Advisor, International Programmes Department, Netherlands Enterprise Agency Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs
Dr. Jami Hossain
Co-Founder, WinDForce
Harshvardhan Bhatnagar
Technical Expert-Offshore Wind, IT Power Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
K. Bharathy
Chief Executive Officer,Windar Renewable Energy Pvt.Ltd.
Prof. Surendra Singh Kachhwaha
Prof. & Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Harsh S. Pandit
Sr. Manager - Offshore BusinessSuzlon Energy Limited
Ranajit Banerjee
Director - ConsultingPandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Vittalkumar A Dhage
Energy Sector SpecialistEuropean Business & Technology Centre
Speakers
• Economics of Offshore Wind Power
• Regulatory Issues & Challenges
• Financing Offshore Wind Projects
• Lessons Learned from Global Markets
• Wind Resource Assessment
• Maritime & Environmental Issues
• Key Project Challenges & Technical Issues
• Offshore Electrical Infrastructure
• O&M In Offshore Wind Projects
The present onshore wind capacity of Gujarat is over 3093 MW, which has grown from 165 MW up to 2001. The onshore wind power development in India as well as in Gujarat is now at matured stage. However for a long term clean energy security with sustainable economic development, Gujarat is very much keen to explore the offshore wind power projects and to keep it as one of the long term clean energy source in its energy portfolio.
1600 km long coast, 41 potential ports with 3 all weather all season deep sea water ports, major wind manufacturing base in Gujarat, strong presence of Offshore oil and gas industry gives ample opportunities and potential to develop offshore wind power projects along the Gujarat coast.
• Sharing of experience, information and
ideas with industry colleagues / peers from
India and abroad
• Get informed about recent developments in
Offshore Wind Power activities in India
• Represent your organization as an
innovative service/solution provider for the
current issues tackled by the Wind sector
in India
• Interaction and networking with developers/
consultants/ government officials/ financial
institutions/academicians etc.
Benefits for Participants• Wind Power Developers
• Investors
• Policy Makers/Government/
Intergovernmental Agencies
• EPC Contractors
• Financial Institutions
• Leading Equipment Suppliers
• Consultancy Organizations
• Researchers / Technical Experts
• Academic & Research Institute
• Legal Advisers
• Insurance Companies
Target Participants
Offshore Wind Potential of Gujarat
Key Issues & Challenges on the Agenda
About Seminar
Indian State Wise Onshore Wind Installed Capacityup to 31.12.2013
The economic growth in India is opening up great potential for development of renewable resources. Technological
advancement in this sector is essential for meeting up with ever increasing energy demand of the country. Offshore Wind Power in Gujarat has the potential to generate and deliver sustainable supplies of clean, renewable electricity. Very recently, Govt. of India has announced draft offshore wind power policy which is under active discussion and finalization. Gujarat being located on the western coast of India and having 1600 km long coastline has also great potential for offshore wind power projects.
This will provide an opportunity for companies around the world to contribute towards development of this sector, by providing expertise, equipment, services, finance and operational support for Offshore Wind Power development activities in Gujarat and India at large. Keeping this in mind, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) in
coordination with Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Energy and Petrochemicals Department-Government of Gujarat (EPD-GOG) and Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd. (GPCL) is organizing a one day International seminar on “Offshore Wind Power Potential of Gujarat” for deliberations related to the resource assessment, policies, issues & challenges. Government experts, researchers, industry, university representatives and consultants will share their experiences and information on a wide range of topics related to successful implementation of Offshore Wind power projects. This seminar is aimed at bringing various stakeholders in Wind sector on one platform and understanding their perspectives for successful growth of this sector.
Offshore Wind Power in IndiaIndia’s renewable market is among the largest and the fastest growing
market of the world. India has been consistently ranked among the top
five countries (globally) in terms of its market potential for renewable
energy. Especially past decade has seen wind energy as the world’s
fastest growing energy source on a percentage basis in India. With a
cumulative installed capacity of over 20149.50* MW, onshore wind
power currently accounts for almost 70 percent of the total installed
capacity in the renewable energy sector in India. In India preliminary
assessments for offshore wind projects indicate prospects along the
coastline of Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka and Goa. The wind resource
data collected for the coastline of Rameshwaram and Kanyakumari
in Tamil Nadu and Gujarat Coast shows reasonable potential. A
preliminary assessment suggests potential to establish around 1 GW
capacity wind farm each along the coastline of Rameshwaram and
Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu (* - Source: MNRE)
Bihag Mehta
Independent Consultant
Bimlesh N. Shah
President - Offshore BusinessSuzlon Energy Limited
Nandan Mahimkar
Vice President, Business Development - HVDCABB India Ltd.
Dr. S. Gomathinayagam
Executive Director,Centre for Wind Energy Technology(C-WET)
Arjan Mast
Program Manager TKI Wind op Zee and FLOW
Dr. Andreas Reuter
Managing Director, Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
Andy Oldroyd
Technical Director, Oldbaum Services Ltd, UK
Sreenivasa Krishnamurthy
Vice President – Asia PacificAWS Truepower
Rajendra Kharul
Joint Director and HeadCentre for Wind Power at World Institute of Sustainable Energy (WISE)
Chintalapaty V. K. Mahadev
Chief Engineering manager (Designs)Wind Electrics, Water & Renewable Energy IC, L&T Construction
Harmis Jose
Segment Head – Marine Structures L&T GeoStrucuture
Pannirselvam Rajenthiran
Head – Services, Gamesa India
Steve Sawyer
Secretary General Global Wind Energy Council
Shri D J Pandian, IAS
Additional Chief SecretaryEnergy and Petrochemicals Department Government of Gujarat
Dr. Jack Giles
Civil Structural Engineer,GL Garrad Hassan China OffshoreTeam Leader, Asia-Pacific
Atul Sharma
Deputy General Manager (Environment)Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB)
Leon Wijshoff
Senior Advisor, International Programmes Department, Netherlands Enterprise Agency Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs
Dr. Jami Hossain
Co-Founder, WinDForce
Harshvardhan Bhatnagar
Technical Expert-Offshore Wind, IT Power Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
K. Bharathy
Chief Executive Officer,Windar Renewable Energy Pvt.Ltd.
Prof. Surendra Singh Kachhwaha
Prof. & Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Harsh S. Pandit
Sr. Manager - Offshore BusinessSuzlon Energy Limited
Ranajit Banerjee
Director - ConsultingPandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Vittalkumar A Dhage
Energy Sector SpecialistEuropean Business & Technology Centre
Speakers
• Economics of Offshore Wind Power
• Regulatory Issues & Challenges
• Financing Offshore Wind Projects
• Lessons Learned from Global Markets
• Wind Resource Assessment
• Maritime & Environmental Issues
• Key Project Challenges & Technical Issues
• Offshore Electrical Infrastructure
• O&M In Offshore Wind Projects
The present onshore wind capacity of Gujarat is over 3093 MW, which has grown from 165 MW up to 2001. The onshore wind power development in India as well as in Gujarat is now at matured stage. However for a long term clean energy security with sustainable economic development, Gujarat is very much keen to explore the offshore wind power projects and to keep it as one of the long term clean energy source in its energy portfolio.
1600 km long coast, 41 potential ports with 3 all weather all season deep sea water ports, major wind manufacturing base in Gujarat, strong presence of Offshore oil and gas industry gives ample opportunities and potential to develop offshore wind power projects along the Gujarat coast.
About Organizers
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), established in 2007 is a research-led university based in the vibrant city of Gandhinagar in Gujarat. PDPU is promoted by Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) and established by GERMI as a Private University under an act of Gujarat state legislature. The University is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). Today, PDPU is widely recognized as a center of excellence in energy education, management, liberal studies, and quality research and for its strong industry interface. The University is recognized by Scientific & Industrial Research Organization by Department of Scientific & Industrial Research, Ministry of Science & Technology, and Government of India. The objective is to create a world class university in energy education and research with special focus on entire energy sector. The University addresses the need for trained and specialized human resources for the energy and infrastructure industry worldwide.
Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd. (GPCL) has been playing the role of developer and catalyser in the energy sector in the state. GPCL identifies the power projects based on various fuels, prepares techno-economic feasibility reports for such power projects, identifies suitable private joint sector parties and implements these jointly with the selected parties. After the power project is identified, GPCL obtains various statutory and non-statutory clearances to be obtained for implementation of the power project, such as, water and air pollution clearance, forest clearance, environmental and forest clearance, civil aviation clearance etc. It also pursues the formalities related to acquisition of land under the Land Acquisition Act and ties up the fuel linkages for the power project. GPCL has already installed Asia’s largest Solar Park of 500MW capacity. Further, GPCL plays a key role as project implementing agency to promote renewable energy in the state.
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd.
w w w . p d p u . a c . i n
Contact PersonsMr. Ranajit BanerjeeDirector - Consulting, PDPUMobile No.: +91 9820038395E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Rajendra MistrySenior Executive (Projects), GPCLMobile No.: +91 9978407405Email: [email protected]
Mr. Kunal LalwaniManager - Consulting, PDPUMobile No.: +91 9909428019Email: [email protected]
For Online Registration Please Visithttp://www.pdpu.ac.in/offshorewind.html
PANDIT DEENDAYAL PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY
OFFSHORE WIND POWERPOTENTIAL OF GUJARAT
In Association With
PDPUPANDIT DEENDAYAL PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY
Support partnerCountry partner Wind partnerKnoWledge partner
Media partnerSMinistry ofNew andRenewableEnergy Government of Gujarat
Energy & Petrochemicals Department
About Organizers
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), established in 2007 is a research-led university based in the vibrant city of Gandhinagar in Gujarat. PDPU is promoted by Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) and established by GERMI as a Private University under an act of Gujarat state legislature. The University is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). Today, PDPU is widely recognized as a center of excellence in energy education, management, liberal studies, and quality research and for its strong industry interface. The University is recognized by Scientific & Industrial Research Organization by Department of Scientific & Industrial Research, Ministry of Science & Technology, and Government of India. The objective is to create a world class university in energy education and research with special focus on entire energy sector. The University addresses the need for trained and specialized human resources for the energy and infrastructure industry worldwide.
Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd. (GPCL) has been playing the role of developer and catalyser in the energy sector in the state. GPCL identifies the power projects based on various fuels, prepares techno-economic feasibility reports for such power projects, identifies suitable private joint sector parties and implements these jointly with the selected parties. After the power project is identified, GPCL obtains various statutory and non-statutory clearances to be obtained for implementation of the power project, such as, water and air pollution clearance, forest clearance, environmental and forest clearance, civil aviation clearance etc. It also pursues the formalities related to acquisition of land under the Land Acquisition Act and ties up the fuel linkages for the power project. GPCL has already installed Asia’s largest Solar Park of 500MW capacity. Further, GPCL plays a key role as project implementing agency to promote renewable energy in the state.
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University Gujarat Power Corporation Ltd.
w w w . p d p u . a c . i n
Contact PersonsMr. Ranajit BanerjeeDirector - Consulting, PDPUMobile No.: +91 9820038395E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Rajendra MistrySenior Executive (Projects), GPCLMobile No.: +91 9978407405Email: [email protected]
Mr. Kunal LalwaniManager - Consulting, PDPUMobile No.: +91 9909428019Email: [email protected]
For Online Registration Please Visithttp://www.pdpu.ac.in/offshorewind.html
PANDIT DEENDAYAL PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY
OFFSHORE WIND POWERPOTENTIAL OF GUJARAT
In Association With
PDPUPANDIT DEENDAYAL PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY
Support partnerCountry partner Wind partnerKnoWledge partner
Media partnerSMinistry ofNew andRenewableEnergy Government of Gujarat
Energy & Petrochemicals Department
